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A massive tornado obliterated the modest one-story home that Kimberly Berry shared with her two daughters in the Mississippi Delta flatlands, leaving only

Over rolling fork right now, and you can see some of the damage. the damage may remindñi you of when we were in kentucky more than a year agoi] for thatfá devastating tornado that rippedh apart that community asfá well. here 85% of this town is gone according to the mayor.ñi a very tight-knit community, you heardfá that there in some of those interviews. that last woman we intervieoe#ì% ms. miles, her husbandq is actually the police chief. the 911 calls have been coming through to his cell...

“They said you need to take cover, but it happened so fast a lot of people didn’t even get a chance to take cover."

Ambassador martin indyk. thank you so much for your expertise there. we sure do appreciate it. thank you. back here at home. millions across the southeast are bracing for another round of severe weather after powerful tornadoes killed at least 26 people over the weekend. you know youre looking at neighborhoods were homes have been totally demolished. its heart rating is overwhelming. at times. you have your moments. you know where you breakdown, but then you have to, you know, get yourself toget...

Moving forward? is it an all-out ban, is it a forced sale? we have to make sure we protect young people who rely on tiktok to get news. >> rachel: great point, brian, influencers get paid more money when they put videos on tiktok versus facebook or instagram. interesting components, a lot of young influencers are pushing in defense of tiktok. >> will: fox weather alert, more severe storms and flooding threatening the south. >> brian: 26 people confirmed dead, several towns left in ruins. >> rach...

As residents of the South recover slowly following the destructive tornadoes that ripped through the region late last week and over the weekend, AccuWeather forecasters say the threat of severe weather will linger a little longer and potentially disrupt ongoing relief efforts. A stalled front across the southeastern United States has been responsible for round after round of heavy rain and severe weather. More than 200 damaging wind reports and 150 hail reports came in from Friday to Sunday acro

That, again, unfortunately, they believe federal aidfá could tak time to get here. and these people dont have time to wait,fá yasmin. ill send it back to you. >> yes, were seeing the same thing on the grounde1 here at rolling fork. folks are kind of helping each other out. cleaningnn■ things up. not knowing what the end looks like, they just want to get started. >> yeah. >> hoping that fema arrives with the efforts here. maggie 6dnpa, as always, we thank you. so, ive been here in rolling for...

(MACON, Ga.) -- At least two twisters touched down Sunday morning in Georgia -- both described by the National Weather Service as "large and extremely dangerous" -- as President Joe Biden approved disaster relief for storm-battered Mississippi, where at least 25 people were left dead in the wake of powerful tornado outbreak. Residents of the Macon,

Officials in Rolling Fork on Monday mobilized volunteers, organized logistics and opened a mobile hospital in the impoverished small town in western Mississippi clobbered by a ferocious tornado three days ago.

Satellite images show the devastation caused by a suspected EF-4 tornado that tore through Rolling Fork, Mississippi, Friday, flattening entire neighborhoods in its path.